In short, the initial filing failed chiefly, according to U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, because the agency didn’t prove its case that Facebook is a monopoly in its industry. The FTC alleged that Facebook’s used anticompetitive acquisitions to consolidate its monopolistic power. While also blocking potential rivals from accessing its API. And the claims here are, by-and-large, the same. But the FTC has also gone further than its initial claim. That stated that Facebook has market power “in excess” of 60-percent without clarification on the competition’s figures....

The FCC certification doesn’t mention the device’s marketing name but reveals some of its key specs (via). Firstly, the supposed Nokia T10 tablet features an 8-inch LCD screen with a 1280 x 800 pixels resolution. The panel appears to refresh at 60Hz, which is the bare minimum. The Nokia T10 gets a single camera at the back. It is an 8-megapixel sensor made by Chinese firm C&T. Nokia has also sourced the 2-megapixel front camera for the tablet from the same supplier....

Despite the changes in system requirements, Android Auto continued to work on older devices as long as users don’t update or uninstall the app. But Google doesn’t allow that anymore. It is forcing users to update the app to the latest version. Opening an older version of the app now shows a pop-up notice with an “update” button. The notice can’t be dismissed, thus preventing users from accessing Android Auto. They must update the app to continue using it....

The Fortnitemares film festival will focus on spooky shorts The Fortnitemares film festival will focus on spooky shorts Those who are into the spooky and macabre should like this little showcase. In the spirit of Halloween, Fornite will be showing several animated shorts by up-and-coming independent animators, as with the other film festivals. This time, however, these will lean more toward the spooky side of things. Usually, the film festivals are held on the combat-free map called “Party Royale....

However, there seems to be something fishy going on here. Despite Samsung claiming faster charging speeds, the new Galaxy flagships don’t bring any practical upgrades to the charging times, GSMArena has found. The publication conducted a thorough charging test of the Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra to discover that the devices take almost as much time to charge with a 45W charger as a 25W charger. The devices were tested with three different chargers: a 45W Samsung charger with power delivery (PD) and programmable power supply (PPS), a 25W Samsung charger also with PD and PPS, and a 65W third-party charger with only PD....